It Literally Pays To Use Aldi's Return Policy For Groceries
If you bought something at Aldi that you didn't like or never actually used, you can return it to the store and get your full purchase price refunded.
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The 3 US States That Still Don't Have A Costco
As of 2023, there were almost 600 Costco locations in the United States - but Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Wyoming still don't have one.
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Why Bread Is So Cheap At Aldi
Anyone who has shopped at Aldi knows that its prices typically can't be beat, and that includes bread. But how does the company get it so darn cheap?
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How To Find The Best Meat Markdowns At Target
Targets are a great way to get all your shopping done in one go, from groceries to house goods, but how can you find the best meat markdowns to save money?
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Why It's Easier To Scan Products At Aldi Over Other Grocery Stores
Aldi cashiers can make your head spin by scanning items at an unbelievable speed, and the company uses a clever trick to make checkout so quick and easy.
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Your Store-Bought Sourdough Bread Might Be Sourfaux
You might think it's easy to identify sourdough bread by its taste, texture, or label, but one UK operation warns that shoppers might be buying clever fakes.
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Martha Stewart's Must-Know Tip For Picking Clams
Martha Stewart recommends purchasing live clams whose shells are tightly shut, as when steamed, they will gradually open, revealing their delicious meat.
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These Are The Only States That Don't Have A Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's is known and well loved across the United States -- that is, unless you live in one of the unfortunate eight states that don't have a TJ's.
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The Bottom-Of-The-Bag Tip To Avoid Buying Slimy Greens
No one wants to come home to find their bagged lettuce slimy and unusable. There's one key tip to avoid this when shopping - look at the bottom of the bag.
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Splurge-Worthy Grocery Store Items You Should Try At Least Once
From aged balsamic vinegar, to the juiciest maraschino cherry to drop into a Manhattan, and superfood honey, this one's about the finer things in life.
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How The 6-To-1 Method Makes Going To The Grocery Store Less Painful
If you're like us, you've sometimes struggled with efficiency when hitting the grocery store. To streamline the process, try this six-to-one method.
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Does Eating Watermelon Really Count As Drinking Water?
We all know that hydration is one of the many keys to staying alive, but does eating watermelon (which is 92% water) actually count as drinking water?
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The Reason You Won't Hear Music While Shopping At Aldi
There are plenty of ways that Aldi saves its consumers some cash, and by not playing music, they're likely doing so again in two different ways.
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What To Check On The Label Before Buying Canned Tomatoes
Canned tomatoes that are steam peeled and free of additives remain the most intact, colorful, and closest to the texture of fresh tomatoes you can find.
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The Uncommon Canned Peppers Bobby Flay Always Has On Hand
You've likely seen chefs rave about Calabrian chilies, but Bobby Flay keeps a sweet and smoky Spanish pepper on hand: piquillo peppers, perfect in any dish.
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Why Canned Goods Are Ribbed
Now, we think of cans as a convenient pantry staple, but a few hundred years ago, the ribbed design and preservation were a major scientific innovation.
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The Red Flag To Watch Out For When Buying Grocery Store Sushi
You're craving sushi, and you see a display of prepackaged sushi at the grocer's. Do you buy it and risk it all? You can if that sushi passes certain checks.
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What Makes Kona Coffee So Expensive?
Kona is one of the most delicious, but also expensive, types of coffee available for purchase. But while, yes, it makes a good cup, why is it so pricey?
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Don't Believe The Myth That Figs Are Fruit
While figs may be considered fruits in the culinary world, botanically, they're actually flowers. And not just any type of flower but syconium.
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Why Aldi Requires A Quarter To Unlock Carts
Some customers be frustrated by having to carry a quarter to access Aldi's shopping carts, but the reason for this policy is actually quite clever.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Brand Of Dried Pasta, Besides Her Own
Giada De Laurentiis, famed Italian chef, is understandably known for her Italian cooking, so when she gives us her favorite pasta brand, we listen.
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Why You Need To Look Up In Trader Joe's Frozen Food Aisle
The next time you find yourself at Trader Joe's, look up in the frozen food aisle and you may find some very interesting food pairings for your next dinner.
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The Reason Some Canned Goods Have Pull Tabs And Others Don't
If you've ever wondered why a lot of canned foods lack easy-open pull tabs, considering how convenient they are, the answer is surprisingly complex.
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How To Rescue Limp Celery And Return It To Its Former Glory
There's nothing more disappointing than when your celery has gone limp, but don't despair. While it takes 24 hours, you can restore celery to its crunchy glory.
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Are There Fish Bladders In Your Beer?
For a few hundred years now, many types of beer have included something called isinglass -- this is a type of collagen found, you guessed it, in fish.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Picking Out Mussels
According to chef and expert Aris Tuazon, the biggest mistake people make when buying mussels from the fishmonger is failing to check the harvest tag date.
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The Best Type Of Potatoes For Crunchy, Golden Hash Browns
If you want to make sure your homemade hash browns are golden, crispy, and perfect, you need to use russet potatoes and only russet potatoes.
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